You have %itemCount% in your cart.Total being %total%
Crop Products
Pleasant View AG shares the crop products we use, what problem each one is meant to address, and where we believe it fits. The goal is not a shelf full of claims. It is a practical program that makes sense on the acre.
Start with the goal
Use this as a starting point, not a prescription. Product fit still depends on crop, timing, fertility, water, tank mix, equipment and current labels.
Pleasant View AG
We think about Canopy as a program with different jobs, not four interchangeable products. Final Typical Analysis, rates, placement and application guidance stay tied to current approved product documentation.
The humic-focused part of the program.
The fulvic-focused component.
The nutrient-focused component.
The crop-sugar component.
The humic-focused part of the Canopy program, built around the soil and fertility side of the system rather than being treated as a standalone silver bullet.
Current label, Typical Analysis and use guidance control final rate and application details.
The fulvic-focused component of the Canopy program, positioned around nutrient availability and practical integration into a fertility program.
Current label, Typical Analysis and use guidance control final rate and application details.
The nutrient-focused Canopy product in the program. Exact Typical Analysis and recommended fit will stay tied to approved product documentation.
Current label, Typical Analysis and use guidance control final rate and application details.
The crop-sugar component of the Canopy line. We pair the product information with our own field observations where we have them.
Current label, Typical Analysis and use guidance control final rate and application details.
Why we built this page differently
Not every product belongs on every acre. We would rather understand what you are trying to improve, how the product fits the rest of the program, and what the current label supports than pretend one jug is the answer to everything.
We explain the intended role in plain language and keep technical details tied to current documentation.
We look at crop, timing, equipment, fertility or spray pass, water and the rest of the program.
Our photos and notes are field observations, not guaranteed outcomes.
If the problem is not there or the product does not fit, another input is not automatically better.
Beyond Canopy
These products have specific jobs in the program. Where we have personally used a product, we say so. Technical claims stay tied to current manufacturer and product documentation.
Phosphorus availability
NutriCharge is positioned around keeping applied phosphorus available and helping release phosphorus already tied up in the soil. We also have our own in-furrow comparison below.
Why it is here: we have used NutriCharge Liquid ourselves and have real field notes and root comparisons to show alongside manufacturer information.
Crop residue
Reclaim is a biological residue-management product positioned around residue breakdown, nutrient release and the soil environment going into the next crop.
Our use: we have used Reclaim for roughly three seasons and plan to use it again this fall. We will add more of our own observations when the current farm notes are compiled.
Hard water & loading
ReadyWater is a concentrated spray-water conditioner designed to address hard-water antagonism and serve as an alternative to dry AMS where product and tank-mix labels support that use.
Our use: ReadyWater replaced bagged AMS in our program this season. We did not throw a single bag of AMS, and the handling simplification was a major reason we liked it.
Planter-box efficiency
PowerPlant is a dry planter-box treatment that combines seed lubrication with NutriCharge chemistry and biological / micronutrient components.
Our use: we have used the standard PowerPlant product. Exact crop rates and analysis stay tied to the current technical sheet rather than becoming a blanket recommendation.
Phosphorus management
TriPhase is another NutriCharge formulation positioned around protecting applied phosphorus while helping release soil and mineral phosphorus reserves.
Why it is listed differently: we have technical information for TriPhase, but are not labeling it “used on our operation” until we confirm exactly which TriPhase versions were used.
Technical library
We are building this library around current labels, technical sheets and manufacturer resources. Our own observations are kept separate so it is clear what came from our farm.
Planning tool
Once you know the correct label-approved rate for your situation, use this calculator to estimate total product and container count. It does not recommend a rate.
Always read and follow current product and tank-mix partner labels. Container estimate rounds up.
How Pleasant View AG approaches it
Crop, acres, fertility, water, timing, equipment and what you already do all matter.
Rates, compatibility, safety and application details come from current labels and resources.
Our farm observations are useful context, not a promise another field will respond the same way.
From our own fields
Actual field photos from the same comparison.
The plant/roots on the left got typical starter (6-26-6), Zinc, and Diverse K @ 5 gal/acre. It cost aprox. $36/acre to apply and we saw a smaller stalk, a much smaller root system, and less brace roots. The plant/roots on the right got NutriCharge, Canopy Candy, Canopy Foundation and a carrier of 4 gal/acre of water. It cost aprox. $15/acre to apply and we saw a much thicker stalk, longer thicker roots, and additional brace roots.
Dug up from the same field, at the same time, and planted in the same day.
Field observation: Photos and notes are from our own operation. They show what we observed under those conditions and are not a guarantee of the same response in other fields. Follow current product labels and applicable tank-mix partner labels.
Smaller stalk, less brace roots, and smaller root system.
Thicker stalk, more brace roots, and thicker longer root system.
Significant difference in root size, brace roots, stalk size, and overall length of roots between the two.
this was a documented comparison with a check and multiple fertility / biological treatments. The photos are presented as field observations rather than a promise that every field will respond the same way.
All dug up the same day, planted the same day just hours apart.
Field observation: Photos and notes are from our own operation. They show what we observed under those conditions and are not a guarantee of the same response in other fields. Follow current product labels and applicable tank-mix partner labels.
This plant had nothing applied in-furrow.
5 gal/acre 6-26-6, 32oz Zinc, 32oz Diverse K applied in-furrow.
MyycoMaxx applied in-furrow by itself.
6.4oz NutriCharge, 32oz Canopy Candy, 16oz Canopy Foundation, and 4 gal/acre water.
From our own fields
We would rather show what we actually saw than build a page around generic claims. These photos came from our own field work and are paired with the notes recorded with those comparisons.
We pulled plants and compared the above-ground crop and root systems. The photos below are the actual plant-dig images from that field-work set.
What the notes support: The NutriCharge Plants were much thicker, taller, healthier, with much more of a root system. Both planted in the same field/day.
Right IMage 6.4oz nutricharge / left image water check
These soybean photos were documented two days after a Flexstar application as part of our recovery observations.
What the field notes say: the recovery-pass notes reference Canopy Candy with the Canopy Absorb product; We are showing the photos and the timing exactly as a field observation, not claiming the photos prove a guaranteed response.
This comparison set came from the same Pleasant View AG field-work archive and focuses on early corn and root development.
What the notes support: the documented comparison includes a water in-furrow check, a 6.4 oz NutriCharge treatment and MycoMaxx.
Comparison labels in the source notes
These are real observations from our operation. Results can vary with environment, timing, rate, fertility, crop condition, water quality and other management factors. Current product labels and tank-mix partner labels control actual use.
Want to talk through your own program?
Tell us what you are trying to solve and what you are already doing on the acre.
Next step
Either way, start with Pleasant View AG. If you already know the product and quantity, ask for pricing. If you are still deciding what fits, tell us about the acres and what you are trying to improve.
We do not need a perfect agronomy report to start. Give us the basics and what you want to improve.
This site requires cookies in order to provide all of its functionality.
Product Compare
Select 2 or 3 items to compare